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- Mississippi Burning - Anderson's Way: Ward (Willem Dafoe) stops Anderson (Gene Hackman) from avenging a battered woman, but promises to unleash him on the Klan.
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When a group of civil rights workers goes missing in a small Mississippi town, FBI agents Alan Ward (Willem Dafoe) and Rupert Anderson (Gene Hackman) are sent in to investigate. Local authorities refuse to cooperate with them, and the African American community is afraid to, precipitating a clash between the two agents over strategy. As the situation becomes more volatile, the direct approach is abandoned in favor of more aggressive, hard-line tactics.
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Cast: Frances McDormand, Gene Hackman, Willem Dafoe
Director: Alan Parker
Screenwriter: Chris Gerolmo
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"....think he would've shot me?" "Oh, yes sir." One of best scenes in this movie, among MANY.
It's at that moment everyone goes "So that's why he was put in charge of the case."
Yeah, the slighty pudgy, somewhat nerdy looking FBI guy didn't hesitate for a NANOsecond. And Wilhem looked bookworm-ish and was much smaller than Gene, but to say that he asserted his author-i-TAY in the blink of an eye would be an understatement.
Someone always says the comment I was going to make, great line.
Great film. Who directed it?
@@woodenloonynickel, Alan Parker.
Willem doesn't even have to yell to make "I have the Authority" sound powerful. Excellent delivery. The chemistry between the two was just awesome in this movie.
Yeah...Dafoe is just chilling in a very unique way. Good Wisconsin boy but scary af.
Definitely
Weak….
When two buds realize that their righteous anger have a common goal, a stunning scene
Nothing brings people together better than a common hatred.
@@x42b or a slap in the chops 😂
They weren’t buds.
I dont mean to be so off topic but does anyone know a method to log back into an instagram account??
I somehow lost the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me.
@Harold Uriah instablaster =)
10 Oscars would have been fair for this movie. Perfection 100%.
I was honored to give this comment it's 100th like. If it didn't then it is a shame.
very underrated movie
That one scene takes it slightly above 100%.
FINALLY a RUclips commentator I completely agree with
Sure good movie but total and complete fiction. FBI in reality was pretty much on the side of the klan.
There are not movies like this one anymore... Amazing script, intense drama, action, edge tension that cuts the air, incredible acting...
Anyone working as a LIGHT WORKER needs to have this courage of conviction.
Unfortunately its fiction. This is not how it happened at all.
Absolutely agree 👍
"All quiet on the western front" and "The Menu" both came out in the last few months.
@@lachlanmclennan2188 absolute garbage films too btw. Lol you thought they were good? Did you watch some RUclips video that told you they were good? Or did you actually watch them and then decided they were good? I don’t know which way is worse.
Gene Hackman didn’t just own this role, he devoured it for breakfast with a side of boss-sauce. To call Hackman the “Greatest Actor of All-Time” is an huge understatement IMO!
ab so f loutly
I wouldn't call Hackman goat BUT he is imo a damn fine actor and a genuine hard tough man.
whoooa take it easy there pimp...
@@skinnydipper3493 I definitely would call him the GOAT
Boss-Sauce 😂😂😂 Indeed... beautiful terminology T. This is just pure beauty 🤍
"Here's how you get them. They pull a knife, you pull a gun. They send one of yours to the hospital, you send one of theirs to the morgue. That's the Chicago Way!" - The Untouchables
yeah man! im thinking the same, Malone=Anderson.
RIP Sean Connery :(
How do you think he feels now? Better?... Or worse?
Another great movie.
Brilliant 👏 👏 👏
The slap is so well acted. To add to the reality, fishing line was attached to Defoe's spectacles, enabling the drop. These 2 actors are magnificent in this scene. Great movie
"Not only do I have the guts, I have the AUTHORITY!."
RESPECT HIS AUTHOROTAAH!
It allows him to do what he's been dreaming of.
@@markmerzweiler909 no 0
@@cidinhacarvalho712 WE will have to agree to disagree....to me he wants to go down that dark road...but his principles tell him not to ... but when the boss gives the go-ahead...he is free to let that dark side out.
I remember watching this film in my 7th grade English class (not sure why) during the mid-2000s. The entire class was silent, completely sucked into the movie. No one was texting or making dumb remarks. I would say its a film worth showing in schools.
I showed this movie to my year 9 students in the 1990s. Had a huge impact re justice and civil rights. Brilliant.
Brilliant. This is the message kids need to hear. We face the world's challenges together, with love and compassion. That way we've got a chance.
It's the unflinching sincerity with which he replies "oh, yes sir" to Andersons question that nails this scene.
The quiet little guy all in black was a bit of a cobra.....
Absolutely!
That slap reprogrammed him,😂
Steve Sherrell 😂😂😂
That would reprogram any man
He slapped him like a women. Lola lola dam
lol
Had I been slapped that way, I'd immediately have gone back to when I was a 6yr old kid
One of best cinema scenes of the last fifty years, in my humble opinion.
i have to agree, sadly
0:45 The greatest slap in cinematic history.
I felt that for real!
I disagree. The greatest slap in cinematic history is the one that Mr. Tibbs gave to Mr. Endicott in The Heat of the Night.
naw its in the movie 3 strikes whn he got out pen nd his girl slapped him in hotel
Marquis de Suave hahaha damn slapped the hell out of him!!!
0:47
Damn! I felt that slap 😂😂😂 Gene Hackman should have gotten an Oscar just for that!
Amen.
Definitely one of the best slaps in cinematic history.
Top 5 for sho
To be fair, Defoe deserved it, 'cause it didn't look like Gene pulled, and I'm sure there were a number of takes!
Will Smith, eat your heart out.
Gene Hackman is truly one of the greatest actors of all time. Thoroughly under-rated.
Gene Hackman, Al Pacino, Jack Nicholson, James Dean and Marlon Brando - Top 5 Greatest Actors of All-Time!
@@tylertilwick6852 I hate getting into lists, because they always devolve into just personal preferences. Certainly, the one's you've mentioned are outstanding. But I will say that you've overlooked a number of actors that should also be considered. James Stewart, Anthony Hopkins, Robert DeNiro, Denzel Washington, Daniel Day Lewis, to name just a few. Admittedly, this is both incomplete and a largely ethnocentric/American list (excluding Hopkins).
@@kdmdlo lemme rephrase then. “Top 5 Greatest Actors of All-Time off the top of my head”
@Matt Owens agreed! But Gene stole the show IMO
@@tylertilwick6852 Absolutely agree.
I absolutely love that exchange between Hackman and the guy waiting inside. "Oh, yes sir" breaks me up every time (and there have been many).
“You think he would have shot me?”...”oh yes sir” 😱
The matter of fact way the agent said "oh yes sir" helps you understand it wasn't even in question.
Than
You're going to help us Mr Anderson whether you want to or not
@@dj3114 Except there's no way Anderson would have shot Ward.
I like this scene but it would have been better without the gun.
To me, the gun changed the scene from being totally believable to seeming contrived.
This movie is worth watching a thousand times over, there's too much talent in it to even describe it; I wish they would release it at the theatres in our day, never had a chance to see it like that when I was a kid 😭
I'm a black man that loves this movie. Seen it about 10 times. Gene Hackman is SOOO DAMN AWESOME in this movie as well as Defoe. If this movie would have come out in the 2000s it would have been a bigger hit and won countless awards.
I've always admired Gene Hackman, but this scene, and the razor scene, really got me hooked!
Gene Hackman. What a legend. Brilliant in every film I've seen him in.
@Luther McGee - In my opinion there are multiple scenes with Gene Hackman in this movie that are breathtaking.
@@sukhmaidickoff , thats right. Did you see how slick he took the razor from that barber without Brad knowing it?
Don't forget when he grabs Michael Rooker by the balls, then takes a swig of his beer before letting them go. 🙂
Dafoe and Hackman,two brilliant actors,acting out a powerful scene to perfection.This is why human beings like going to the movies.
the bad guys in this movie are the most despicable beings in all of cinema. a masterpiece.
And they're not gone. That's the thing. That kind of evil....there's a LOT of it.
@@sherril.562 Yup.
Nah. not ALL OF CINEMA. You're forgetting about ROOTS, if you're a fan of REAL history, and i mean all volumes of it, part 1 onward. but, definitely some of the WORSE ones, but without going around wit' sheets on your head, or with a bunch of equally other un-educated, coward idiots, the POS would have never did that to those three good men the civil right kids(young adults) it is a great movie though, never sick of it, got it on tonight, on cable. feel good smiling at the end,when they caught.
@@JnEricsonx And it's passed along from generation to generation, becoming more hateful and insidious, all in the name of what they call 'righteousness'. Utterly despicable.
Yes especially since because they are based on real people
Dafoe really got into that scene...lip trembling at 1.34 as if he had really been in a fight...slap looked real
knowing the kind of actors these 2 are, it probably was
@@injunsamurai was going to say this. Two actors that will go that extra mile to make the scene look right. Wouldn't surprise me if DaFoe told him to really slap him.
@@derrick9452 I can imagine ...
Dafoe : To make this more believable you should slap me for real!
Hackman : I was going to anyway.
Dafoe : Good! That's the spirit.
It was real.
No trembling
"MR. ANDERSON. "
Neo raises his head.
Good god, this scene alone, is way better than anything Hollywood has cranked out the last 10 years. And that’s putting it mildly.
That slap was so hard that Willem Defoe started to believe he is the Green Goblin.
You know, the Green Goblin was something of an avenger of justice himself.
Lex Luthor & Green Goblin! What a team!
Stellar acting... Not only did they physically confront each other, they had to breathe heavily through the dialogue.
How did Hackman not win an Oscar for this movie? It was brilliant
He should have this is his best Performance
Right!!!
Because Dennis Hoffman played a disabled man in Rain Man, an Oscar bait role.
Dustin Hoffman's performance in Rainman was amazing. Hackman was great in this but Hoffman was better.
@@stillsearching1284 As good as Hoffman's was, Hackman's performance was one of the greatest ever committed to film. There really is no comparison.
This scene is a good example of how to use perspective/camera framing, when trying to show power between characters.
Case in Point: At the time of this film, Gene Hackman was 6'2" and Willem Dafoe was 5'9". When Hackman first gets up from there little scuffle, we can see that he's noticeably taller than Dafoe. But when Dafoe's character acts more aggressive and demanding, the camera zooms in close and from a lower angle. It's to the point where at 1:18, he now seems like he could look Hackman straight in the eye, which again reflects his character's resolve as being nearly the same as his partner.
It sounds to me you like took Drama 🎭 at some point in school……………..
I think it's just because he's standing on the stairs and Gene isn't. Maybe I'm wrong though i can't say for certain
@@craigmull8710 I think it was a ramp. I also think it was perfect as it nonetheless showcased the point he was making. In that they were eye to eye even tho there’s an obvious height difference between the actors. Which made them appear as equals.
Ok Mr.Scorsese.
That is genuinely one of the best slaps in any movie I've seen. It's not the slap itself that amazes me, but Willem's reaction on it.
Most of the time, you'll be able to see actors flinch before receiving a strike of some sort. But Will's expression is stiff as a statue at that moment and it's one of the reasons he is one of my favourite actors.
The slap heard around the world,almost.
Great performance on both part.
Yes, only Brie Larson can do better
Gene is the best actor that I had ever seen in movies
"Not only do I have the guts, I have the authority."
Pwned
I love that line lol
Love that line
Just looked up gene hackman and he is 90 years old... I will be so sad when he goes!! My dad reminds me so much of him.. I wish I could just shake his hand once ‘
You nailed that comment Kathleen!
We tend to think of actors in their prime and don't consider how they age.
When I think of Gene Hackman I think of this movie, Hoosiers and Enemy of the State. I certainly don't think of him as 90😳
I too would love to meet him. He's one of the few actors I'd simply love to have a cup of coffee with.
Agree with you both. He is famous man who actually deserves a good handshake and a pleasant conversation.
Great man. I'm hearing 87, but ok, 90 now, god bless him. GREAT MAN, enjoying his old age, and retirement as he should. Sad but great film, and glad he was a real part of it. Peace.
I bought this movie when I was 13 years old because it had a burning cross on the front and I thought it would be cool. Little did I know I just bought the best movie ever made and my all time favorite movie.
That slap sent agent Ward back to the battle of Gettysburg lol
What's really pathetic about today is that many people have never seen this movie or even know about it. It has become a true classic of cinema and depicts the realism of history to a T.
Today it would smack too loudly of "white savior", despite it being historical.
Gene Hackman as well as Willem Defoe chewed up the scenery and spit it out through this whole movie,best of 1988.
'Chewed up the scenery' is a criticism, not a compliment.
@ppuh6tfrz646 huh no it's not genius, chewed up the scenery and spit it out means that they dominated their parts in BOTH their leading roles hands down ‼️
@@GODLETMEWINAMEN No, it doesn't.
Look up the definition of 'chewing the scenery' and you'll see that you're wrong.
I've no doubt that you meant to compliment the performances but the expression you've chosen is a well-known description of overacting.
The background music is soo well done...
Pretty fancy move, flipping hackman's character over and gun to his head in one move. Got the feeling hackman's character greatly underestimated dafoe's and probably never had a chance.
There's a reason he was put in charge of the case to begin with. Aside from being a bit more by the book, he also had a lot of compassion but is probably just as dangerous and skilled as Hackman's character. What he lacked though was the experience of being from that region, plus Hackman's willingness to bend the rules whenever necessary.
@@jongon0848 I totally agree with your assessment of both.
@@jongon0848 Spot on. This was the first film I saw where the differences, but to some degree the similarities, between two characters were very well portrayed. I missed it when it was released as I was only 7 years old, but it's become a firm favourite.
"Don't you have the whole world to change?" Great Line.
When he says "Oh yes sir" that is like one of my favorite moments in film.
True Detective right here, before we knew Matthew or Woody, we had Mr Hackman and Mr Dafoe, awesome actors and film, a very important film, often overseen and forgotten.
0:52 For those who miscalculated, and thought Ward to be some lightweight
Dirk Otten brilliant.
"Oh yes sir."
One of the greatest movies Ive ever seen and in so many ways ! Alan Parker's directive brilliance shines so brightly in this incredible film !
This reminds me of LA Confidential, and yes I know that was around a decade after this.
Hackman and Defoe are on top form. Hackman is so magnificent it’s easy to overlook how good Defoe is.
Good call. Those two would make an excellent double bill. And, oh look - there they both are on my DVD shelf! Be right back ...
Hackman was great as always but Dafoe was one hell of an actor also. Also the silent standing and looks from the other guys on the team was great
Two of the greats performing some of their best work! Love!
They did an excellent job in this movie! William Defoe and Gene Hackman killed this seen! ❤️
So many good moments in this scene! We are made to believe that Dafoes character is weak and naive and Hackman being from this kind of place is the tougher of the two but the instant rage and reverse of the situation clearly shows a difference. Well written as well since Dafoes character doesn’t fully know if Hackman is just doing a job or more like the Klansmen we see in the movie since the majority of the film is these two feeling each other out to see what the motives could be for each other. Hackmans character shows the rage at the incident of the missing kids when in direct confrontation with the klan and more aloof when Dafoes character is around until he ultimately realizes that Hackman has the right idea all along and knows how to deal with them...the story about his father killing the mule of the black farmer finally sheds light on how Hackmans character thinks and believes...
He slapped the taste out his mouth. The left side of my face went numb just from watching that.🤣🤣
ONE OF THE BEST DRAMA MOVIES I HAVE EVER SEEN. WITH TO SUPERB ACTORS.
This clip alone deserves like 3 academy awards
Besides unforgiven this is one of my favorite gene Hackman roles
I love when that film score drops and that bass kicks in
The ubiquitous Kevin Dunn with the “oh, yessir” punchline.
The blocking in this scene is fantastic.
Hackman slapped👋 the Dafoe out him, & those glasses went flying straight into the deepest pits of hell!!! 😆🤣😂😅🤗
😂😂😂😭He owed him money
@@LoomiedaCrazytoon7185 💲pay up or 🖐🤪😵🤕
@@ericechols7638 😂😂frfr
LMAO! 😂😂😂
@@asill.6668 Gene went a little slap happy on the Dafoe-head!!!👋😳😵...😂😂😂
FBI Agent Ward: You know, I’m something of a civil rights activist myself…
0:45 Gene Hackman gave Willim Defoe an open hand SLAP!!!🤣
Hands down, best scene in the entire movie!
One of the great scenes of this movie, I loved the tension and the passion of these agents. ❤️👍😊
Oh well
Than
You're going to help us Mr Anderson whether you want to or not
Lex Luthor vs Green Goblin.
And god help anyone else when they decide to team up.
"Do you know how much i sacrificed!?"
OUT, AM I??!!
Lmao🤣. Never even thought of it. Omg
Coach Dale versus Peter Van Houten.
That slap would’ve knocked the green goblin out of him in NWH.
😃🙌🤣😁✌😎
By saying Mr Anderson
Willem Defoe had a very difficult role in this movie. Much harder than Hackman’s. He did it well.
First time I saw this great movie was in high school in my history class that teacher made entire class watch.Such a dynamic movie this was
I had forgotten what an amazing film this is.
0:45 That slap is legendary!!
Gene Hackman did the Will Smith SLAP. His hand was wide open. Excellent performance from Willem Dafoe and Gene Hackman.
Except this slap looked real.
To Mr Anderson
That smack looked serious af.
what a scene. Conveys an entire movie's worth of frustration in a moment and finishes with relief. Brilliant.
This movie has so much talent it's overwhelming 👍
Gene Hackman is the best.
“You think he would’ve shot me?”. 🤣🤣🤣
This right here, as strange as it might seem, was when both men began to develop affection, respect and trust for each other. Both saw that they were kindred spirits. Both seeked the same goal, they just had different methods. Besides, both were unflinchingly honest and incorruptible.
that hit to face looked as real as it gets
I would not be surprised with these actors if wasn't real.
@@powerboatguy2308 Considering how many times they would have to shoot the scene, different takes, different angles, different lenses, there's not a chance Hackman would hit Dafoe for real. A slap that hard would leave a mark and they would have had to shut down shooting for the day.
@@grf15 If they did, it would not have been the first time actors did such a thing.
legend has it that people still can hear that slap till today. :p
My man slapped the mayonnaise out of his sandwich 😂. I love Gene Hackman, such a great actor.
There are plenty of movies with sad and horrible events that effect many people but this is true story !!!
That makes for a great movie that can move and inspire millions !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That slap tho😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Pure pimp hand
0:46 That face slap was EPIC. Great scene.
That slap would soon travel down dafoe’s family line and be reborn as Harry slapping peter in Spider-Man 2.
There are so many moments in this movie that hit home truths and so "ballsy". The team of Hackman and Dafoe brilliant. This and Shawshank Redemption are two of my go to movies.
UNDOUBTEDLY YES THE GREATEST SLAP EVER, I REMEMBER THE FIRST TIME I WATCHED THIS SCENE AND I COULD NEVER HAVE THOUGHT HE WAS GONNA SLAP DEFOE'S CHARACTER
The one in The Heat of the Night I still cheer for
Best fight scene ever
Old school guy: "Is this you talking or some guy pulling your strings?" New school guy: "Both". What a great line.
*Give me a minute!* almost got my head blown off! 😆😆😆
Two GREAT Actors !!!!
Got damm. He gave him the bitch slap good. Hahaha. Love this movie. 2 great actors
What makes this scene even more awesome is that it leads up to the barbershop scene...
That wasn’t a slap, that was a sledgehammer to a brick wall!
Hackman what an actor ,he should be up there with the great’s when you sit at a table talking about actors
Willem and gene got me on the edge of my seat... outstanding actors
Two absolute superstars.
THIS WAS A FANTASTIC SCENE. by the way, it takes an extremely strong core to flip someone while on your back and to do it all while pulling out a gun and not making it accidentally go off. That was awesome!
These two have never been in a bad scene their entire lives...
the original dramatic “mr. anderson!”
That slap deserved an Oscar and a Grammy.
We do it my way with my people. Best acting ever
"He's a ballsy little bastard isn't he"